Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Introducing the Asian American Google Network (AAGN)
In the Fall of 2007, I started the Asian American Google Network (AAGN) in order to better network with other Asian American professionals at Google. Recently, I wrote out our mission statement and updated this in my LinkedIn profile:
"Our main goals are to support Google employee retention and advancement, educate Googlers concerning Asian American culture and perform community outreach. We do this by enabling professional development, networking, mentorship, community service and knowledge sharing."
AAGN has committees in several offices in North America, as well as committees in these functional areas: Mentorship, Speaker Series, Educational / Cultural, Social Events, Community Service and Communications.
I invite all active Google employees to join AAGN. You can learn more about AAGN through this intranet wiki page: http://go/aagn
Checkout/join the AAGN networking groups on LinkedIn and Facebook.
Please feel free to invite other Google employees to join AAGN. Thanks!
-Josh Li
Chair, Asian American Google Network
"Our main goals are to support Google employee retention and advancement, educate Googlers concerning Asian American culture and perform community outreach. We do this by enabling professional development, networking, mentorship, community service and knowledge sharing."
AAGN has committees in several offices in North America, as well as committees in these functional areas: Mentorship, Speaker Series, Educational / Cultural, Social Events, Community Service and Communications.
I invite all active Google employees to join AAGN. You can learn more about AAGN through this intranet wiki page: http://go/aagn
Checkout/join the AAGN networking groups on LinkedIn and Facebook.
Please feel free to invite other Google employees to join AAGN. Thanks!
-Josh Li
Chair, Asian American Google Network
